What is the price of agricultural lime per ton?
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23 Citations | This is an important economic consideration as lime is a costly input. |
27 Citations | The new procedure recommended about 11% less lime than AE at LRs greater than 1800 lb per acre. |
228 Citations | Lime generally improves the performance of soils. |
This study stresses the importance of long-term lime experiments on major crops in order to investigate the residual effects and reduce lime costs. | |
59 Citations | Thus, the results of the present study suggest that lime and gypsum application, along with no-till management and biomass-C input, constitutes an efficient strategy for improving the biological activity, C stocks, and productivity of agricultural soils. |
44 Citations | Exchangeable acid saturation of the effective cation exchange capacity, a readily obtained and popular index of lime requirement in some countries, proved as effective as less easily acquired indices based on exchangeable Al per se. |
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